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A WOMAN'S COURAGE.
The blood -red light of sunset was mir-
roring itself in crimson Splashes in the
turbid tides of the great Weitern river ,•
the bla c &bird was sounding its sweet
whistle through the olde primeval forests;
and .Ienathkn Beers,
sitting by hie cabin
door, smoked his solitary evening pipe,
and theitglet vaguely of the churbh-bells
. that used. to ring at evening time in the
far-off easterievillage where he had been
born and brought tip, ,:vith the roar of
Penobscot Ikay in his ears.
"I'd like to hear them bells once again
afore Ielie,"i; raised Jonathan. " But
it ain't likely I'll 'aver go back. -- now."
Even - while these disjointed medita-
tions passed theough his mind there was1
a light step on the cabin threehold, and
the rustle of stiffly starched pink calico,
end hie niece Dorothy cattle to the door.
tile wan
said_ h sef;
didn't ltuta h
Jus ene te
i
so , Of -
d -t ti -1"
t wish?.
fent 8.0(1
ose nee, r -
le, ening.,
ent ed in -
ed o reel
great,,
and glancing round with fu
Bering eyes.
"1 needed .t.t,r he
".yes, I needed it. II
much until Ittastedlit
- taste. It slips over one's
glass, so- smooth, so rich,
strength. One more ts te, a
tit
When the clock at _ ok.nin
tle 'ef the way train' s unite
far off, and Israel Esmayne
tautly to his feet. The sub
fumes of the liquid flame ha
to his brain ; the* walls see
about him, the stars to swim in th
blue firrnavignent ove.phead. oth
• real -all, as faint and far o' an
[try,- Butthe chains s.f , ha it -
to shake bff ; and Israel had go
nine o'doetc. every night for ; yea
i.nk his way, and walking w th s
st ady steps, he wen still clas
partially etbptied fists to
the inner pocket of h coat
He could hear th ush o
below; he could s the
track erstening in ie fai
ng u
he s
idly
s
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"Tea's ready, uncle dear," said she.
• t!_Ana Pove baked_ a real New England"
• corn -bread, and B01110 ginger -snaps, such
as. grandmamma used. to make. And
" see; uncle. I've sliced up the little, red
peaches h-oin the tree you planted your-
self on the eoeth, side of the hill. Israel
Eemayne said it wouldn'ttrow, but it
has. I mean to keep a saucerful and a
• little cream for Israel to -night, just to
show him."
Old Jonathan laid down his knife and
ferk.
; 1 '
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" Do you Mean that Israel Esmayne is
coming here to -night ?"
" Yes, uncle,' said Dorothy, stooping
to recover a tea -spoon she ha e dropped
-a slim teaspoon with an antique silver
shell carved on its handle -and coming
up very rosy from the search. Why
• nOt
't "Take care, Dotty. That's all !"
" Uncle, what do you mean
" rmean, child, that l'd rather lay
you in your grave in the new burying-
groundovhere there's only one mound
yet in the shadow of the church spire,
than to. see you married. to a man who
drinks!.That's what I mean, Dotty !"
Dorothy's head cheeped over' her
plate.
"Uncle, that is hardly fair. , Because
a man had a bad habit once-"
And has it VDU., !"
•es
The soft eyes glittered into, a defiant.
-Raab.
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and' mec anically fee
of spice bushes for
knelt d • writ:and stu
an nista it.• *
''The way train,"
self: "It's all rig
freight rainhalf
to ten
He
and we
•pool dr
ow of
en tre
"You are 'mistaken, uncle,. Israel
Esmayne his not touched a dr & of ate
dent,spirits in a ;year. He haMomised
me never te- touch. it again !"
" I hope he never will, my girl." said
Jonathan Beers, although his tone be-
trayed no very sanguine feeling. "But it
ain't a safe thing; to do. It's a madness,
love of liquor is land nothing short. It's
liable to breaklient, at any time. Israel
Esinayne's a. lgood.' .enough fellow. I
hain't anything' actin him. -but it ain't
• e
safe 4" _
Dorothy was silent. IA hy was it, she
asked herself, that men were se severe
in judging one another ? Why did they
always look at the blackest and least.
premisine side of -every thing? Israel bad
promisedher. She beheved him. And
that was enough. .
And whileshe tipped lightly back and
forth about -her household duties, her
mind was fell of the undefined- future.
She could see herself, shadowy and un-
defined as in a mirror; 'moving about in a
bright little home where flowers bloomed
, in the casements, and birds sang, and a
clock ticked. " He is coming! he is
coming
s :" One of these days r said Dorothy to
herself, as she put away the saucer of
peaches- and the little pitcher of thick
cream on at whitely sconred pantry shelf
-"One of !these days r
“ A
ialoud.
tspite o
And
and hi
!his Milk es one so
promisies made to tl
wild, wide, reeling,
.brein there was bat one pe
hade-lost Dorothy, his
dweet-leyecl. redeeMi ang
all
most
f' I
scare
and-
ooped dow
his burnin
cps he •couldi
his hand: 11
e, and let hi
1 I ---drunk ?"
" Crod ! h,
everything ?' '
the memory
sacred prom
e mu te
t.
st niae
y t e iv
• fore d
coo u in
sat lo
he fal
he it
vel ne
0
of o t
se to h T r
eti s e
e dead
oeking
aroi1c1 who loved. an.
mplicitly. , .
'don't deserve her,"
able to shape defi it
his chaoticlmind ; . " hut
fallen downi dead before -4
ed that accursed stuff 4S'h
-belieVed in pie then." °
The fresh, cool night air
was sobering him a little ;
ethe cd river water cleare
-his btain in some -degree.
steading himself by the sae
a young white-bireh tree tl
be. ide him, and looked are
a,rk ! A clear whistle
away, cleaving -the silence 1
some sweet -throated bird.
It ' W0.51 the express, wh
lurid] smoke spanned-- half
the
with
fire..
over
me
ta
oft-
r
t
f,
fbr
lw
ok
1
She was thinking of the -':future. And
old 'Jonethan, smoking his, pipe, was liv-
ing in the past.
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"You've somethin' to do with - the
rzsilroad, stranger; havera you ?"
"-1 reckon I have," said Israel Es-
mayne, indifferently. I'm -sWitch-
,man."
"It don't take up much of your timek
I guess ?"'
" It's got to be looked after just the
same, though," said the= tall Westerner,
38 he lifted thelast monster log from the -
cart *he was unloading to the thrifty pile
at the north end of his house.
" What titne (lees the way train ,come
" At nine o'clock."
" Do youisuppose I Could go to Mel-
t lenville and'eee the lurriber dealers there
and get back to the station again by that
time ?" ,
Israel looked reflectively at the other
shore of the liver.
"Welt, you mgh," said. he ; "but it
would be a pretty tight squeeze."
"Dna good walker,' said the strang-
er; and as he spoke he drew flafpock-
et flask from his pocket, Uncorked it
with his teeth, and drank a copious
draught. Israel Esmayne watched him
with eager, glittering eyes; like those.
of some famished. wild animal that scents
blood.
"Have a - drink, friend?" said the
stringer, proffering the flask. :Israel
Esmayne shook his head, with set teeth
and lividly pale cheeks.
"I never drink," said he hoarsely.
"You would, I -guess, if you cohld
get such stuff as this," said the man ;
"soft as oil arid strong as fire. My
father imperted it. The -res not ranch
-like it in the country. taste, if you
don't believe me !"
Ierael stood_ fOr naoment, hesitating.
Then he cast eneager glance tothe right
and to the left, as if half fearful lest
• some pne should see him, and grasping at
the bttle-14011k !
The fevered blohcl mounted to; his
cheek; a strange.,4parkle came into• his
eyes. '
" Haveyou got more like that ?" he
whispered, hoarsely, approaching his
burning lips so closely to the man's ear
that he involuntarily started. " More?"
"I've got another flask, but -7"
" Will. youl leave it behind ? pay
you a good- price for it."
What
se Israel's eyes fell guiltily. "
caee of sickness, you know. We can't
buy such liquor here -and it's a lonely
spot"
You're right enough there," said the
man, langhing, as he drew ,ceat another
flat ask, the mate to the first. "Here,
take .it. Pshaw, friend, put up your
purse. You're w4come to it as a gift."
And he was gone, plunging tbrongh
the high " grass and bushes, all fringed
with scarlet carclinal-flowers and nod-
ding marigolds, before Israel could stay
him
Israel Esma.yne crept back to h s
house, ore rather, the rude log -cabin
which was a sort of hostaeee that one day
real home should rise on its foundae
t
are,e
vislpn-
rd-
d
ong, serpent -like tri
lights, and carrying
Lt front, which nigh y
the line of rails, and
or Mit of !sight int
Se
awl silence of the woods
bout
e way trein passed. at
ef stoppage at Hurstl y tfon be -
.a Mere- woOden 8he1, 1 ith a plat- are in the -city of Toronto
,rni either side.. H.alt n ho nr afte- same class Of bniidings. On
a slow an heavy fie g t tireein fol- d k . •
br
yon
for
wa
E
A.rtl so she Cones
' Uncle,' elle Says; all
bl*n' like, 'come wi
fo /' say e I. 'To ,loo
sh , 'I, don't slee th
D tty, 'till we'vetpund hint !
"God bless her !!" c4ied out Estra
in a cheleed voice, •' God be thank d.
fp all His merciee !"
" Was it a fit' s id. the old man,
r
curious.ly. • " HOwelidit come on ?"
But Iseitel Esmayne sieolee no word
the subject, either then or ever. 1
married Dorothy Beers in the spring. a
he hat. sacredly kept his yow. If
lives to be a hundred years old, he.
still keep it. And Potty, though
n ver knew i., had redeemed Min._
1-tURO
back arter in
white lend tre
th me.' Wh
It for -Israel, sa
. ,
night, says t
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oi at
C IL MANITOBA.
, nu-
n
in b e T. 1efti1 llow•
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et
interting ,I --
'' scripion- of Manitoba and its peo
•
er - as cieneni
nucated , to the -Strad
be .11eratilt by Mr. ,J. B. 1tutherford
ter
3t, he
ere
ine
the
r
vith
the
on a
on
red
•
se
me
ri
rid
ty
stepping,
he elle in
him
gh t,
t in,
1 only .
Itch -
have
brow
ph of
fists of
so •up,
tem of
close
er
ore
the
el-
fal-
his
half
is in
Milibark County Pertlr,,
letter is dated at *innipegi
•
234 of June. Mr. Rutherfo d sa
" We ariived Penthimq on
1
.6th inst. This r the AMeri
'rort near the li beNeen
United Sttat4S, and BritiSti Amelica.
rwo miles further wd Jiarn
Fort Dufferin, where, we tilrAt cat
sight of the grit eh Unittai J
This plaee is!the ost of. the
dian Boun\dary Conenetssio,
amongst whOth is a tradestuan of al-,
most all the common kinds, andi
i-reers whet., there:will likely 'bei a vil age,
up in Oa Tuesday morning rea -hedi
b6rs Fort Garry. Sh4ntly after w got:
the
f las off the boat and went to the to n of
He Winnipeg, about half it. Mil -up
from the Fort. There al•e, a mat!
many improvements going •on at
present iu the tore but not en.ug
to supply the anibunt of wort men
that are constantly pouring in with!
every boat. Wages are pretty good
but aretna the decline, the reas n of
which is, tob mtich compeai n in
labor. ,Young men come herd from
Ontario with th‘ intention of t king
up:claims and then come to town
and loble for work so; as to earn
money ',to help . to improve ther
claim, and the consequence is there'
muut
tit as.
ilway
cot -n.-
0118
T1 ere -
n the
at the
11 ea -
I I
they
or the
Wed -
to the
irec-
an a d
and
are
Ltd
.
at deal
t very
)s, and
ire no
e went
Pass-
r- Ituid
nt, the
rice' of
s likel
g as
een n
nt yet,
it las
frai
n
In-
-
e
la
le
ill
he
e -
le
rd' 1c0;111
be ;woul
of- Pass/
be I also old' me ,that sometimes they
7s : ' were not pothered by them for
years at a time. On
the J twell:tY
an II Frifilty 1 weii crossed the- river
the II in al! ferry boat and proceeded iu an
! east 'rly ' direction. to. a settlement
call d . Springfield, about fifteen
•milts from WiLnipeg. 1 We passed
sthr egh sore ,very pretty country,
ct
• but it had 'all been taken u? lasr,
yea • • We earne to a farm owned
by e Sqotchman, nameti McDonald,
wh b comes, from. the County of
13r ce.'. He has three sons, and has
it
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,otharmed yet, exee t
et W.A.S FOR SEVERAL 'TEAM SUFFERING.
It is
P from Cough, Expectoration and Night Sweats
aroun
'eoppe
group
"vide
as t
maki
tow a t
ss a
failed
posit direction-. 1 talked -to • a far-
.
mer's wife about them, and was told
they ere; not near so plentiful as
they aid been other years, but as
they ere' yet young, ,there would
be, a great man3r more, and
that s son as they got wing S they
Iwoul 1 leave without depositing any
eggs, but Iwould deposit them in the
ry throug,h -which they would
anq' the following year it
he destroyed by them. She
tbd outside, but the grass-
•wterb gatheted in large
alI through it, and would
tly destroy it in a short time,
re were numbers of them
g their way from the4rai,rie
'1 it across the plowed ground.
shed them for a while, but
to see one jump in the op -
to
ght
Lek.
ersi
sto
th
ou
hi
to
en
•r
re
ett nded with extreme nervous and physical pros- •
ted and the
tra
gen
Ib
an
ed
nig-
joy
to
per
•
th call of are too rtemy laborers foy the a
lf a, mile
of imprvernentl3 going on,
pltme of soon as the builicling of the r•
utnent- and the Governbent buildine
gl
ea
th
aot
th
ittering
t eye of
mitred
like a
-bush
tward
Making
b
thence. this. difficulty will b
away with for some tiene.
are abotit 2,000 inhabitants
town, and it is expected that
present rate of lincresse it w
ceed 3,000 before winter.
rents are about double wha
loW d it, runnin off on a side track nes ay We 4:20 tiip out 1
tOW/IsTa the river shoreunt, 1 he expresa Wantry in Ia north-westerly
sho ld have safe y passed it was. tion, ,tising through the Ipd
the pe.,Cal busin ss of Isr §1"3'ne tA? heifbreed* rstrvs 'rhe
he switch, foi• the frei and subse- '
ry giood but its quaiitie
hurrying '
little overrated. in Ontario, 11
,
not find it toequal my expee
,
0 lei some sectior s there is a gr
of it of a Salty nature, and n
set
que tly t replace t it for
done els ?
wiui doubt
his ban
o think.
recall
exp ss.
Had.h
With
heart,- he presse
pies and' tried
there -he coul
n a
11
8
dewy rails looke , wet a cl gl
the starlight. Ile had eel
key in his hand] --that h co
ineetber. But Was that bef
the freight train had swit he
could not Amen ber whet er
tran had. passed. or not.
w whether
sw tches twice o
no at T
vacuum, +e fu
like. Heclose
temples as if eit
of iron, it the wild ago4
reeall the last , If
“ G d 1" h groined
on his fa
ing mad?'
sohiag his
o his tem -
had been
how the
sening in
the switch
Id also re -
it or after
1 off? He
the fi eigbt
Ile did not
he hed locked the
i
once, vie goed heavens! -
e past wits a awe) mg
ure strange and dream -
his eyes, jhe pressed his
er hand had been a vise
1
izing fort to
aloud, as he
ce in the weti
threw hiii
grass, "
. Someth
breast be,
it was th
half full
it passicn
that -t1
0 Heave ly Fa -the
aloud, in is, g eat anguish, "if, it please
• at
Thee to sert from me this awful Prime
of Murd r done a tho sandfold--and
naught b Lone of Thy mi acles can evert
it new- y pavement of
stars to virs broth no
more ?
save nee
th be
and Ici ivered as the express
over t e tails d Israel Es -
Id his reath, oreenterily ex -
he as ul cras which ehould
soul wi h the eternal brand of
An ots afar off in the
ie cry o ad -voiced night
erhead, hen -; another
leer a y. The express
ecl thr • terstleY passed.
safe a
stagg
im an 1 stant, clutching v
at the al , and.t en fell ihe01181010
self
I g
ng h rd had struck against his
e as he flan.g imself down ;
fatal. flask. II tore it out,
f dark zed pois anti dashed
tely into the bt shes. It was -
had
one all the misehif.
!" he cried
times, holding the flat bottle close to• him
swe r efore T
touc that
Cr hear
eth his
e ! 0 yhrist,
The ea reveling breast
thrilled
train fle
inayne
pcting
stain his
Cain.
Hush.
. woods, t
bird o
whistle,
had pas
_through
Esmayn
aLound
1. hoot
some
and
d chee
ugh
d soundi And Israel
ring to his -feet .gazed
eguely
es.
4 * 1* * t *
' Unc e, he is cdming
I lAnew I knew thathe
And he soft eyes C.
were th first th ng .;Isr,
leas this . oul ca, e nut
hadows and ob Mon,
1 uing n his c ue just
, "Tell me, Do Ay, ' hegasped. 'ii` How
' as it The- he switChes ?" I ,
11
to. le
uncle,
as not dead !"
Beers
e Isartv
eld of
athan
Doroth
el Es ay
f the w
ith old Jo
beyond.
good for raising grain cro
calttle Ipasturi g on it req
alt., LeaVin the reserve
(1 v• '
o tee ; . HUM. Settlement.
.
mg al great deal of •idea
which contained a great qua
limestOne. In this settlem
land •is good; with. abund
both iviood and water, and
to become valuable accordi
is improvel. 1 There has
gram ,sown in the ,settlem
as the settlers move on t
1
:" It n as my 1 didait,' said. Mee old
an; She ca Lie by, nd. she he
..if whist and she sete
witche wasn't right, ior Do io,
i
othin': ' Som thing's happ
y girl ' lsr el's ben took 01, or
(11eadt s ys she. And here ley the key
in the iddle of ethe track, and she
tatches it up, and she unlocks the
witche -you howed er holy to do it
-ouraelf Esma ne, On summer arter-
oon-- a d she hangs o the white lan-
tern. nd th re she stands1 with her
heart a eatin' t to c oke her, till the
freight . And
sif the
for the
there 11
'Whre'
'God
rd the
s the
al, nor
says
11
•
ets o she
ra,kemen; • 'Se these
xpress,' says .he.
ay be' a thousand
the Switch, :tender ?
ly knows,' Says
is to one
ere right
Quick ! or
iveS
says he.
y, Dotty,
4.
.
ear, and thisyear hey we
of the grasshopper destr
One man had made a gar
they were not long in dstr.
although they aee not so ba
section as they are in olde
inents. Leaving Victoria
eeeded in a nkth-easterly
to another setitlernent in
15, range 2, where the sure
quite finished although ha
township is tAken up by se
is noar a •goOd buSh and
- - d •
abuqdnt. We stopped o
with a family by the nam
Ic.iver from the County, o
The 'section iS about 25 -m
Winnipeg, Jand 12 fro
Wirinipeg. This is the bes
.the County N e have yet`co
Three or fou • of our party
claims here. We walke
till noon- on Thursday, and
fled that we Icould not b
selves in the Proince.
for the most part was cov. i
shrubs;consSting cif wild rose 'Ioak
/ f
poplar, haze1 raspberry an variousI
other kinds, which, the se tlerg aq,1
grow on the very best c
though it is little more
a
break up at first. The
this section, and as a gene
all (wet- th d Provinc, is v
being frbm s three to s
in \ diameter; and in r
some may be found to exc.
On our. return we took
easterly direction . to the e
Lini6stone Mountain.
our curse, We came to the
settlement, ion the hank o
River, where we expect
crops growing, it being'
settlement -,.n. the rovi
•
pointed, as t
pers, and dit
The land 1
As We near
e across a piec
at one side
t of, it plow.
•
to
rn
an
in a
r4.1
dur
are
tiro
ion. My body WWI groat y e _
til impression:was *at I hat notlong to live.
gen taking Dr. W EELEWS COMPOUND
an OF PHOSPHATES AN1) OALISATA,
improvement took plata) immediately. "I gain -
in weight and strength. Myough- and my
.3
t BWOILtF disappeared, and I aTinow in the en -
went of excellent health. Man of my friends
hom I have recommended the Elixir have ax -
equally remarkable resettle"
• W. W. gIMPEON, s9.3,640t, G. T. R.
Tate Great
JOB MOSES' PERIODICAL PILLS..-
IS invaluable medicine is unfailing in the
,ure of till those painful and dangeroum diseases
• di the feral& constitutio is subjett. It
crates all; exceis and removes 11 obtrfl0t1OflR,
a speedy ore runy bo relied on.
married ladies, it is peculiar* euited. It will
short time, bring on the monthly period. with -
laxity.
ese Pills should not be -taken hy Females 1.
g the first three months of Pregnacy, as -they
lire to bring on Miscaniuge, but at any other
; t
they are Rafe.
all•cases of Nervone and SPinal Affectionsi
is in the back and limbs, fatigue on slight ei't
hveterice and
iTLY 1 81 /. R73.
GAIETIES.
, at, goes most aganin:thaint
ffttlonapiinkee
rtiu wilbietrealping: 44
ir, said the canticle/mous ytt,
es„
.. -,
• a yo 1 &I lin this eaueee"
“ llt jut think of
4. 4
---f.S. .
iou
A.th stepped into a b)ok-
•
wh tee, these pill0 will effect a cure when all other ,
---.1
erton, palpitatuna of e t , )--+
me DS have failed ; and although a powerful :
re edy, do not contain iron, calome, antimeny, or 1
ull directiOns in 1te 41.111h)if around each 0
0
an, thing hurtful to the conetitution. P
taken 1,000 acres. lie was
, .
buv plantin potatoes, although it
wie the 20th of-, June. He said
thy Would be quite early for a good
crep. He also had about eight acres
of Li,vliat sowe -which looked well,
bot the grass oppers were making
shert work of t, also. It seemed to
bel thither vanced than wheat
dods °atm:o at the same season
of the yeer. 'The most of the land
in this section is taken up, with the
a
Pa
kage, which Await ectiverfed* preserved.
ob Mosee, New ork, Sole Proretor. and
• othop&Lyman,
12. cents for
Ne vatl, One general agents fOr the Dominion,
.401,1 insure a bottle, containing over 50 pale by
rethrii mail.
Lumsden.
• Sold in Seaforth by E. Hielson &nd
'
-Co.,1.97-9
Thal Confessions of an Invalid,
'Wihd as a warning and for the benefit o
0 mg men and others who stiff* from Negvons
13ILITY, 1.40104 OF MANHOOD, etc., supplying the
ins of self cure. Written by one who cured lam-
e f after tuidergoing eonsiderable quackery, and
free of charge. Sufferers aro invited to address
epaying postage) the authr, NATHANIEL
AYFAIR, box 158,Brooklyn, I. Y.
289-18
iodized Cod Liver Oil.
HIS Preparation ie a solutim of Iodide, of Iron
exception of some that is marshy
and wet, and also the Government
reseres, There are a great many
wholave boug.ht up land here who
live in Ontar o -tilltl are holding it
!.. t --
(;Iri
• ) • • b I,
or !speeu I ata . This is a grtat
drawbacki to 'the settlement of the
Province.i: The Dominion Govern-
ment ought to take some action to
prevent this from being the dise
any more; and these reserres that
•kve been made by the Government
[re also retarding the progress of
lr -country, as they are plusoipally
ni the best farming localities. The
rovince, notwithstanding all these
iisadvantages, is being rapidly set -
ed upi. there being about eighti
wnships taken up this year all
dy, while every boat l'erings
1 eh num.ber of immigrants. - It •1
pected that there will be ver
lyrtalres.t7ccupied land in the Prov
ince at the expiration of, abOut fiv
1 12_2!..__"•1".."--... _____
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Yi
ei
g
ying
in this ,
• .Settlel- :I
we ped- :11
irection'
owniip
y net,
f of the'
tlerS.
water, is
er niedit
of 10.
Huron.
les 'frO111
ne
pa rt '
of -
e acroasa
took up
aremd.:
elt
tter
he 1814d.
red Witli.!
Pt
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ipt
141
were chsap
the grassho
in any crop
and fertile.
peg we ca
with: whea
and the re
i
1
1anl,
umber
a1thi
to
ry
• inc1S
e.'
re pates
ed a.fo6t;
a si.41i-
osrittsixiidueinogf
K ildonan
the Red
d- to find
he elddst
e, llut we
ey feared
not put
• oked.rch
of elio tind
f the field
d
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BREAPAST.--EPPS'S COCOA.-GRAT
L ArD,COMPORTING.' 'By a thoroug
owledge- of the natural laws whic
vern the operations of digestion an
tritiou, and by a careful application
fine properties of well -selected ceieo
. Epps has provided our breakfast t
s with a delicately flavoured bevera
ich may save us many heavy doctor
Is."2,-Cieil Service Gazette. Mac
iply with Boiling Water or Mil
-h packet is labelled—JAMES EITs
lionneopathic Chemists, London.'
lateueacTune OF :%000A•-‘` We Will
✓ give an aceount ce the process adopt
by Messrs. Jaines Epps & Co., man
cturers of dietetic articles, at thei
rks in the Euston Road, London"
sel1's _Household Glde.
AFTER WAR, pestilenCe and intemptir
ce-colds lead to the -greatest destrue
n of human life, mainly, because it i
nsidered bY many to be of no con
ence and hence systematically negne
Until a simple, curable disease, j.
nverted into a fatal pulmonary oit
very one troubled With what is called
ight cold or cough, should immediat Itr
se Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers -they
y irritation at Once, and exert a in
eneficial influence on all the bronch
and. pulmonary organs. Sold by
ruggestS and country dealers. Pri.
5 cents per box.
A SECRET WORTH KNOM'ING.-So
horse dealers have discovered that by
the use of Darley's Condition Powdetis
, nd Arabian Heave Remedy their horees
proved in every resp
readily sell for from V.
than ther would ethe
cost of not more thin
ach. We co sider this a secret wot
-mowing, and one which all who ot
horses should not fail to profit by ; i
he best horse medicine ever s
Remember the name, and Bee tha:t
ignature of Hurd & Co., is on each p
ege. Nerthron & Lyman, Newcas
nt., Proprietors for Canada. Sold
dl Metlicine Dealers.
Ti101naa' Eclectric Oil,
•
1
in perfectly pure God net .
ed in all cases where the simple Oil is ordered,
d be found greatly superior to it. This
operation is highly beneficial in Pulmonary Con- l••••
ruption Scrofulous Complabts, Chronic Skin M
g
ieetiaes, and for all chrome disOrders a s g
efective digestion, nsaimilation or nutrition. It
also highly useful in Clu-onie Rheuniatisin and
out. price $1.
en tt
tompOund Syrup of Itypophomphite. "mi -4
0 ecli
HIS le an agreeable Preparation, containing the
Hypophosphite.s of Lime, Soda, PFttaeh. and
ron, with free Hypophosphorous Acid. This ''srl ..z
ty • p i certain remedy. for General Debility
rom any cauee, Nervous Diseases and Scrofulous
omplainte. It is also highly umpful in diseases of
frc,
he bones (especially iu infants) and Incipient
nsumption. Price $1. ' , ,
pre above Preparations are of standard medical
kepntation, and containing no secret ingredients,
Mas.' be prescribed by physieians without hesita-
ton. -Prepared. by jOHN 'WILLIAMS, -
London, Ontario.
For sale by -R. Lumsden, Seaforth ; J. R. Grant
Brussels; G. A. Powell, Wrox,eter, and Druggist
235. ,
generally.
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111•11111.111, 411•11111111111111
$5 TO $20 r, day. Agents wanted.
111 ClILBReS Of working
people, tot either sex, yoniag or old, make more
at work for no in their spare momenta, or all the
tine than nt anything else Partieulara free.
Address G. STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine. 284
. .
WHO WANTS MONEY?
A; STRONG-, SE,A.FORTII,
Will Loan Money at a LOW RITE OF LTER-
EST, either on Farm or Villaje Property.
Piles requiring money shou1dapp1y to him.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
A. Strong, eaforth.
IS ALSO AGEN FOR.
The Scottish Provincial In &ante Company -
Fie and Life.
The Western Insurance Con pany, of Toronto -
Fire and Life.
The Isolated Risk Insur nee Company, of
Canada. -
1
1
re so much
hat they will
60 each mor
ise; and at
WORTII TEN TIMES ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD. DO Y
ENOW 41YTIIING0F IT '1)- rk. NOT, ITIS
TI.141E YOU DID -
There are but few preparations of medic
Which have Withstood th43 impartial judgment
the people for any great length of time. OU
these is T11011ASELECTRIC OIL, purely a prep
ation of six of some of the best oils that are knol
each one possessing virtues of its own. Scient
physicians know that medicines may be formet
several ingredients; in certain fixed proportion
1
li
is
Tering Sfl reaeonable is oftered by any other
agent doing, business for reliable Companies..
OFFICE -over Strong & Fairley's Grocery
Store,; Main Street. Seaforth. /52
TEA_ I TEA PEA!!!
TUFTS & IJAMBLETON
Having on hand a veryilarge stock of
)C.CEL LENT TEAS),
And being hard up for insMey, have determined to
sell Teas at
RETLY REDUOD PRICES
ne
of
of
r -
fie
of
of
greater powcr, and producing effects which cojild
never result from the use of any one of them, oi in
different cambinations. Thus in the preparation
of this oil a chemical change takes place, for» ng
a compound which could not by anypossibilit) be
inade from any other combination or proporti ns
of the sortie ingredients, or any other ingredie ts,
• entirely different from anything ever+. be ore
made, oneWhich produces the most astonishing re-
sult, and having a wider range of applicat on
than any medicine ever before discovered.- It c ia-
ains no alcohol or other volatile liquids co se-
quently loses nothing by evaporation. Wher •
applied you get the-beneht of eYer3- drop ; whe eas
with other preparations- nearly all the alcoh 1 is
lost in that way., and you get only the small q en-
tity of oils whichstbNe3.7nr}?0,1\TAcontsa,inpl.mtrs,
And NORTIIROP & LYMAN, Newcastle, Ont.,
Sole Agents for the Dominion.
.Ndre..-Electric-Selected and Electrized.
Sold in Seaforth by E. Iliekson &I Co. and R.
ra d
For 0316 nienh.
All parties wanting a choiee article of Tea, and
wishing to save money -will find it to their advan-
tage to give them a cid They havetalso on hand a
very large stock of • '
GENERAL GROCERIES/
Croeery, Glaswere, Wines and Liquors. Flour,
Oatineal, Cornmeal, Lake Huron Herring, &c.,
whieh they will sell very cheap for 'cash or farm
produce.
TI7TS & EfAMB. LBETTus0:13, Ont.
u s en.
! •
13RUSSE S
THE SIJBSCRIBER wishe to call the attention
-1- of the farming continual ty in general to his
large aud varied stock of •
StLECT SCHOOL ANI5 MUSIC CLASS.
MISS RYAN, formerly 'Teacher of Muse in the
'-`-1-1 Romoka Seminary, and late of the Bishop,
Strachan School, Tor.onto, be.gs to inform he peo-
ple Of Seaferth and vicinity that she is abont form-
inga clean for instruction in Vocal and Intru-
mental Mnsic, and has opened a Select School in
the' room formerly occupied rey Miss Robinson. -
Terms -Music, $6 per faile:
SELECT SCHOOL.
¶ijhe ordinary English brai,ichee, and Plain. and
Fai cy Werk, &c., $3 and $11per term.
ours from 10 A. M: to 8 P. M.
Reference-Prinfessor Crter, Organist of St.
James' Cathedral, Toronto ;IMrss Thompson, Lady
Principal of Bishop Strachan 287
aitt Ituvou OiIo5itor
T44 PVELPIRED
Agricultural I wlements,
Consisting of
RON AND W OD VLOW8,
With the latest improved. Steel ,Mould Board,
GANG PLOWS,
CULTIVATORS, I ND ROLLERS,
BARROWS, gc LERS,•&e.
lie Would beg to cal spelcial attention to the
e
eel brated
FAR E ' PLOW
y
ii
Na hich has give uniVersa stabile:Aim wherever.
used., to which s now ad ed a Thistle Point, so
mclausesh required this par . Also, to :some fas
. .
STAVE -DRUM I. ND ROLLERS,
From . • to $85 Alo, a few
First- 'lass WagOrs,
Getting up for Spring ue, warranted of very best
IN SEAF RTH . 1
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
TE-icus.-$1.50 per year in advance, or $2 at the
end of the year.
t •
A:direr Ita tem.
First insertion, per line, {3 cents subsequent in-
sertions, 2 cents each time,per line. -
c I:IN-TRACT RATES
One column one year-
" " half ,
`` " 3 monthil
Raif " one year
half
1" " 3 11iontlis
One-forirth one year
• half
mouths
One-eighth one year
tc half "
months
Ube -twelfth one year
•e• 8 00
• • - 4 • • - -- • - • - • • I 5 00
800
....,.. 282005 000000
'...:..... ... . . . --:.... ,121202 000000
1 8 00
560 00
35 00
_ ..... 12 00
• • • • - ..... •1• • • • • 800
...., i 5 00
.t t.
8 months
Business Cards, (6 lines and under,l+,Year.. 4 00
Advertisements of Stoyeti, Lost:. Found, &c.
not exceeding lines-firt month, *1; after first
month, 50 cents'each Mnith. -
Advertisements of F '1 MS and REAL ESTATE
for sale, not exeeetling 15 line4-firet mnth, $1 50
each -subsequent monh, 75 cents.
Births, Marriages., Dea hs -Gratis. •
Advertisements withm t specific directions will
be insertedtill forbid, ant charged. aceordingly.
Advertisements meas red by e scale -of solid
Nonpareil.
16LEAN BROTHERS.
SEASONED TIMBER.
All of ;which will be sold at the very
LOWEST PRIC S FOR. CASH
Or 'aPproYe 1 credit.
WM. I_ WILSON.
Brussels, Feb. 12, 1873. 27107
PU
Ps.
1Pecutouryclel:bruett140biaovdiSi gnoert.ehe tat a "Iv 13117
FRANCI
TOWN
tOurnethie)=Lonpds,onlvhilleohediorityii, w prepared to mannf"-
men employed. htuess of operation and
Noth•
eisewhere.ALL WORE A .2.1.118214:eRatIbAN:ii<TIZtt13-aell.'1°.8 '1°11'
dnrability icannot be sun)
ing but the best materia
•A284ca-BIlmis lespectfully so bated befortepurchasing
.
G tORGE BOLTON,
Froneistown.
SEAFORTH -
MARBLE WORKS,
if STREE
Opposite the Waterloo "louse, mar 1110 Statil
MONUMENTS; HEADSTONES;
And work of all kinds in Ammican and Forth&
Marble, desigd. andeexecuted in the e
and at mot reasonable riee.
rc,•1.1.140rbl sup
.pPei an Stiort _Notice.
31-0)1th.,$
Granite
to order.
CALDER -ROTHERS'
-277 ANDREW CALDER,
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7..‘loninnents nil Head stones Ir.' parts
• " Wird kind 'ind of is
storeian
igti sell here, mister?" All kindg..
answ'rered. one of the clerks.
said the little chap ; thel
yiJu4;
give 1,, -
! me ten cents worth =of i
P,e11--s'A_ girl presenting herself for' :.
slieit;;linTec‘l'Iatpitil il:'°iunseanNsvv‘14leeri tlt:tZ
,
Itquesr wu where ehe came from, said
Sive couldn't you pefsave by le
acciet that it's French 1." am"
--311ark Twai, a. few months a
ite4-11s firstl
tonhisaj'kjLN3ve!s born,
His wife
New-, - confess, Samuel, diet yoi
?vethe child r " I can't do that.'
he i,eplied, but I am willing to a
mit I respect the little thing for '
ft-4-117Aol
)sn7uit\fs.17rmer said to his soles
;3.
‘4)1458, dont you ever spekerlate
wait foe : -something to turnen
Ye* might j ust ,eitii yeli go and Fa
d61,40i on a stone, in the middle of •
Tp4deer, an' wait for a cow to back t.
r, with a ,pail atwixt you
le
"1-1: tAosbesommTrebdta'y vieitois were at
• - t
ingi through' a penitentiary, uncle
the escort of the euperintenden.
they came to a room in which tin
wonien were SeWili. " Dear me
one of the viitors4e,hipered,
vicious-lookng creaturs! Pra'
What ale they here feir " Becan.:
thely have no other home; This
Or sitting-robui *4 they are an
wife and tw/) ditriliters"hlandl
ngtireti:telitl-re
sltontanal1;e
ri:op-:1linietdilut,t11°esi
c;otrflti_idate for organiS
a meek eteminitt
il
11111.8iC teacher, ',etc., a vaca
-ot, having occurred by the resi,
nation at the, organist in ofie, w:
th fllowing: Gentlemen, I n
tied your advertisement for an
garist and music teacher, kith
ledT or genii eurau; , Having i)( --i
both for- siiveral years, I offer ee
6.: Y--7Arislicien8q"uisitive French biel
Once 3allgl15 a Tartar in 'the DU
de R oquele ire. Tim hitte,- paesif
in, haste th rough Lyons; Wz-LS britil
- ,-. . i -Hi In
h+ the bishop with, '‘ Ili . -Hi ;
Duke stopped-. , Wherr have 34:
come from 1" inquired the prehe
" Paris,' said the Duke ' " WI
is fresh. n, Paris 1" " Green pea
L Bat what werethe people sayi
when you left T' " Vsprs?' " Oti
nese, man," broke in -thean,-
(IiieStiOner, 44 who are you. WI
are vou called ?" " 1gnerant pee'
call me Hai. Hi l Gentlemen ti
me the Duke de Reqaelaire.Dr!
.011, postillion r _
—Au illustration of 'Irish i
pliciey is afforded by the reply 9.
rang candidate for the otlice._
teaeher. The examiner . was ,!
teaverine- to elicit the candid;i
idea of the market value of la
with reference to demand and
ply-,„ but, being baffled. he ,pn
question in this simple foim 4.
there ere in your /village twe e.
Makers, with just Sanicielit tzap
4Mnetriltoommittolt,bhmet,ilia.:.to imi0'entiiiile:.1.1,'41::
a. third -313oinaker set up i#
. ,
Same villager' '' What would
Pow, sir T' echoed the eaudi4
‘ why, a figlet, to be Stare ri :
i
Ctahle-reliedo:e:11:11)];111::::3;wtall::::Si!jelallief::::.s.s?iilraY::::
tavern in. a wtintry tOwn, tind
A f
the bar-roon, if they Nv43l4t1 ii,
witness one of his tricks. Tht
low looked cold end hunry, e
landlord gave asseut, a/0 -'.;
;that he knew a few taielql lib:
1 i and had seen i 0111) 3' W01141414
The conjororl th7en rqete:
company to plate three --ate
teibi•etetlatb11:31
'11:4:jolobrtliongbrdii'l, e-411
bread, and , the stranger :feu .•.
is:liteecen.s-tt(r.:teeitdrlythlaaat Ifhea .cn'017:11141
' '1:1,e1131driljt.):Itrttt°%)o°1*,:liLkeet 1:11:‘:<):1101 flii:::(11d181:11titillilotil:Eeei:lei;;rezo(iiiiii,11
ahttillh:oeletwitel?stlea,,ritl,ae,iii:in.e:it'iail:flelt:'leo.',,,iti.'ii:11::::::::::::::;'
ionlniemeett eatitg the bre!
cheense tilie cheese beingi ilr.j
-tae
-1-unkle)Ttea• t'Alilinal'
himself if i he had. thretlile:
ftlared he could eanettinega-otete'tj
the third tun4 finish the trick.
lantet'tloard.s°wIttitiglig'thititothdet:!
trick soul..dJ be proceeded. w,
1:te amusement of :the !elle
1 an:111 adillieeeflh;:atietesneYstolgioean7lifitoilaillekst),:te.,IFt
. tw° Pi s. Now the - v.*
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